I'm a lurker who has been reading the insight of the many great posters on here for about 5 years...
I originally posted this is the general discussion area, but apparently, this is a more appropriate spot.
I have a ticket on the Twins to win the ALCS at 40-1. The bet is 1600 to return 65,600. I've been trying to determine the best way to lay some of the ticket off and am really struggling with finding a scenario that offers much profit.
The twins are currently about +330 to win the ALCS, pending on which book you look at, which should mean, the ticket should be worth somewhere in the neighborhood of 21-22k. correct?
What is the best way to extract this money? Is it best to put wagers in on all three of the other teams in the running? Or, is it better to bet on the team the twins play in the divisional series (probably the yankees), and then bet on the winner of the other series right before the ALCS starts? What is the numerical breakdown for each scenario?
It seems challenging, if not impossible, to determine the correct amount to bet on the twins first round opponent that offers the most value based on the assumed line(?) of the next series.
Also, having enough funds to hedge is not an issue, though finding a place to take large futures wagers at a good price may be.
I obviously am confused and would really appreciate an analysis and any input anyone can offer.
Thanks for your help
I originally posted this is the general discussion area, but apparently, this is a more appropriate spot.
I have a ticket on the Twins to win the ALCS at 40-1. The bet is 1600 to return 65,600. I've been trying to determine the best way to lay some of the ticket off and am really struggling with finding a scenario that offers much profit.
The twins are currently about +330 to win the ALCS, pending on which book you look at, which should mean, the ticket should be worth somewhere in the neighborhood of 21-22k. correct?
What is the best way to extract this money? Is it best to put wagers in on all three of the other teams in the running? Or, is it better to bet on the team the twins play in the divisional series (probably the yankees), and then bet on the winner of the other series right before the ALCS starts? What is the numerical breakdown for each scenario?
It seems challenging, if not impossible, to determine the correct amount to bet on the twins first round opponent that offers the most value based on the assumed line(?) of the next series.
Also, having enough funds to hedge is not an issue, though finding a place to take large futures wagers at a good price may be.
I obviously am confused and would really appreciate an analysis and any input anyone can offer.
Thanks for your help